Origins and evolution of the U S census through 19th century reforms
The article traces the concept and purpose of a population census from ancient precedents to the U S 1790 count. It notes Washington's 1791 report, the initial size of the House, and early expansions under 1850 law creating the Interior Department census board. It observes the growing scope and eventual data-management challenges.
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Satan
David
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Eengland
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United States
Washington
Department of the Interior
Secretary of State
A. B. Chamberlain
Chicago Record-Herald
Origins and Growth of the U S Census Bureau in 1900s
The 1890 census spurred massive costs and sprawling organization as the United States modernized census taking. By 1900 enumerators numbered over 50,000 under 300 supervisors, with central tabulation and printing in Washington. Britain, France, and other nations followed later with varied methods and funding.
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Bureau of the Census
Congress
Great Britain
France
Great Britain and Wales
Ireland
Royal Irish Constabulary
Dublin
Russia
Morocco through Tangier’s eyes a land of tradition and danger
The article describes Tangier as a country of traditions, languages, and constant surveillance. It notes the mixed spiritual landscape with Muslim, Jewish, and Christian sabbaths, outlines the boat service’s routine, and cites Raisuli’s complex reputation, arguing Morocco remains largely unknown and appealing to future visitors.
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Tangier
Gibraltar
Raisulu
Ian Perdicaris
Harry Maclean
Grigand
Raltsull
Maclean
Rassul
Fez
Marrakesh
Williams Walters debate on work after election
Somerville Journal notes a back and forth between fond hopes and duty as Williams says public office requires work, while Walters predicts little effort after election. The exchange highlights expectations of public service.
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Williams
A . Walters
Somerville Journal
Tramp Brags Of Woodworking Skill In Odd Dialogue
A terse exchange features a boastful tramp claiming superior woodcutting ability while a matronly interlocutor questions the claim and offers a curt greeting in the morning.
Perpetual Youth Mental Attitude and Its Power
Oriscon Swett Marden asserts that youthfulness comes from mind over matter and stresses reversing aging beliefs. A buoyant imagination fights aging while external cosmetics fail unless the inner conviction changes. Some say a party's success measures by loud guests.
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Success Magazine
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